Elizabeth Cunningham

Author of The Maeve Chronicles

FEMINISM & RELIGION—Child of the Earth

Check out my latest for Feminism and Religion. “I have a vivid childhood memory of being sick with the stomach flu and standing in the doorway of my parents’ bedroom […]

Boudica’s Last Battlefield

“Atherstone!” The railway official I had managed to pigeonhole in busy London Euston Station seemed affronted. “Why do you want to go to Atherstone? There’s nothing there.” I was taken aback, […]

MAEVE SPEAKS

The Maeve Chronicles

My name is Maeve. It rhymes with brave, cave, wave. (I am not going to go through all the rhyming possibilities; some are not as flattering.) I am not going […]

Why a Celtic Mary Magdalen?

I am not Irish. That is why I am writing this essay: to explain how someone who is not Irish can be captivated by the Irish spirit. Of course, it […]

Pilgrimage To Magdalen Country

In March, 2004 I made a pilgrimage to Magdalen country in the South of France as part of my research for The Way of the Dove, volume 3. The stories […]